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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURC NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURC, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, JULY 27, 1938. Hostak Flattens Steele in First RoundmMM STILL VICTOR NQW CHAMP GF MIDDLEWEI6HTS Seattle Lad, 22, Smashes Freddie to Canvas Four Times in Quick Bout. Hy KHANK UOIIItIK SEATTLK, July 27. (AI1) Al "Honlilo" llostnk, a 22-yeur-olil klil Iroin Seattle, worn Ihe world'n mid dleweight clwnipionsliip cruv.ii to day. Tho youiiKstm', wIdIiIImk u mur derous loft Imnd, hutteied down Kreddlo Hteele, lllu Tiit-onm buy wllo hold tlio tlllu two ycmlH, four limes to will In ono lillniilt!, 13 nee onus of thu firm round ot Iheir scheduled J Si oil 11 1! Imut. A huge throng of Home :tO,OOU liiirdly realized the hiittlo wua ovor wheu Jtefuree Jack Uempmiy count' cd ton oviir tlio Kliiniur-eyeri hteele who lay blooding mil buttered In tho rosin, it took Hostak, loo, hoiiio tlnio to roalize ho wan tho ctiuiii- lilon, but when ho did ho juiniod and danced all ovor tho ring. "I urn tho hiimilGHt guy 111 tho country.", cried JloBtak. "I nav liole and lot that left go. Uoy am I happy. Left to Jaw Wins Anil that's Just thu way tho bout finished. Al spotted ull opening through Steele's guard, lot fly with il left cross to the juw, and Steele wont down In a heap, lie was so fur gone ho didn't know what to do and consequently did tho wrong thing. Ho got right up groggy unit wouving and ho was an easy mark tho rest of tho way. Hostak charg ed 'In throwing punches from every direction anil Stoolo bounced twice more before ho finally took u vi cious right tluit finished hlin. Btoelo will got between JIIO.OW) and (35,000 for his final defense of his title, it was ostlniaiud today, its his sharo ot tho gate receipts, which wore near the S90.00U ipark HoBtuk will got 121 nor emit ot the receipts after tho tuxos lmvo boon deducted. 8teele Badly Dazed "I wish Al good luck," said Btoelo from under an Ice pack 111 the dressing room. "I did the same thing once" moaning ho won the title from Halm ltlsko hero two lours ago. "They all get caught up ivlth sometime I was pretty well shaken. Say, can you tell me how jnuny tlinos I wont down?" And Hoslak hhkoiI tho sumo Ituostloii. Ho didn't know, either tho number of times he flattened l'Yedillo. Hostak has been lit tho huslnesK since his high school days mid he now- boasts III consecutive knock outs. Hu has hail till battles and lost but one. That was to Jimmy Host of Tneoma when he was u welterweight. Julor he got even with Jimmy, lie has never boon litiocked off his feet. IlcmpKoy called (Install "Ihe - noaroHt thing to Stanley Kotchell wo over had hud In the fight arena. " JJempsoy praised, Hleole's game ness mid disclosed the fallen title- billdcr bad wanted to continue even after being counted out. ' Dempsey Acquires Boyd DempHoy Incidentally acquired a new heavyweight protege. The former heavyweight cham pion Hlgned papers yesterday for the personal supervision of Wild lllll Hoyil, of Seattle, fonner navy heavyweight champion, In New York City. Dempsey look him under his wing utter watching him in a se cret bout with a well known heavy weight. Iloyd has lost only one decision Hlllco turning professional, lie lias won H tights, seven by knockouts, l TheStandings Hy Ihe Associated Press. Coast V. I.. I.os Angeles 119 Till SiU'riimeiilo ... IIS til Seattle fl'.' r,(S San Diego 02 57 San Pranelfico HI Mi Vint land r,II (12 iioiivwood r.r. Ill Oakland i:i 77 National rittsburgii rs si New York r 1 117 Chicago '...fill !17 Clnclnniill IS IIS llronklvn 10 17 tttwtim as ir, sl Louis an is rhlludolphla 2 r.7 American New York r,2 5n Cleveland nn an iioatou is :i:i Wasblngimi ., Ill 1:1 Chlnigo 88 an Hetrolt II 4 rhlladelpbln al 17 St. I.ollls f.7 I'd. .r.so .r.7 1 .52f. ,r.2i .r.es .nr. .in; .ar.s .nai .r.su .r.Tfi .r.r.s .mo .in .1211 .a I a .(112 .liSli .r.na .r.i7 .-i?:i .171 .an7 ,aor. FINAL TRYOUTS FOR RIFLE TEAM DATED KAI.KM. tiro., July 26.--(Al) 3lnul tryout for Ihe team to rep resent Ihe Oregon nations! guaid til the mitlonat rifle uialcfies at Camp Terry next mouth will lie held at Ciinip Wlthycoinbo August II In 13, Inclusive, Major (leneriil (ienrgo A. White announced to day. ' The compelltors lu Ihe tryout will Include IUt men who rated litgbosl In Ihe preliminary shoot at Camp Clatsop. There will be 21 men from the ISlilh Infaiilry mid It men from the l(j-nd Iiiluiiiry Ju the Iliiuls. . Twelve high competitors In the tryout will cnnslllutii the shoot ins niemliem of the Oregon team. They will leave for Camp Terry August 1". OUR BOARDING HOUSE with Major Hoople ( HAR-RUMPP: yE5, B1 1 KUOW WHERE THERE jT JOVE WITH VOUR RE" ARE SOME CHEAP HILLS WARD AAOJEVAS CAPITAL, THAT PRODUCE- EXTRA THE HOOPLE STREAKLESS YT LOU ECHOES THAT ) LAWM MOWER. WILL MAKE 1 WE MIGHT SELL HIM Vi US MILLIOWS ByAU J ( B-B- A, -i---r---r-Trri 0 INGENIOUS ARRAUGEMEKJT, BUT, ATTifl' -a-c W I H THE CUTTER. PRECEDES ( MR 0 1 IF VOU T3ID HE'D l THE WHEELS, LEAVING 2 HOOPLE- htM RMD GOLD IM 'EM Ji THE LAWM FREE OP A V f ( STREAKS OF UMCUT GRASS ) -- M m I - STEP IUTO My DEW AXJE S ( jM f . . I mm p scr,betsTALv SINGLE GAME LEAD Beavers Blanked. 2 to 0, in Thomas vs. Thomas Duel; Sactos Beat Seattle. (Ity tlio AHBociatort Press) Hocjiusn ('Ht!li(!i' CoIHiih Hiimslied u hoinnr and Outfielder AJooru hit a two lniKKor ut the rlKlil time, the Los Anklet AiikIh retultu'd their oiin-Riimu lend In tho Pacific coast baHcbitll IftiiKiio today. (JollhiB hoinei canto In tho third liuiiiin and Muoro'H blast in the 'eighth to Hcoro Hint, and Kivo the Atmt'lH a 2-to-0 Hhutout ovor the Pnithmcl HeiiverB. Pitcher Fay TlioiiuiH Hhnt out the lieaveiB do Hpite S liltH, two more than the An- Kt off mil TiiomaH. Anothor tlinoly two biij;er which Kent a run iiorortK i In (ho Hlxlh fnniiiK ffave Hucond ilneo Sacra mento SoIoiih a -l-to-.'l win over third place Seattle and kept Ihe ScnaloiH within easy range of the top spot. Seattle took an early three run lead In the third IiiiiIiik, hut the Senntoi-H evened the count with n throe-run upi'IhIuk In I lie rourtli. In the Hlxlh VeruoK niimled and then 1'Yaukn HiiuiHhod a two-baKKor to put the wlniihiH Sacramento run acroHH. Hawklufl Hlretched the Han Kran- cIhio SealK current wlnnfiiK Rtreak to five straight with a couple of homo ruiiH axaiiml the Oakland Acoiuh. In the flint the Seala' third haKcman pushed one out of the Oak land park wilh tlio liuses loaded. He repeated In the fifth with none on. It kuvo the Seals a 7 to-4 vic tory. San DIoko'h Padres sntuipod a Inur-Kame losing Htreak hy comiiiK from behind In defeat the Hollywood Stars, 7 lo ,T lu yeateiday's only Kai ne. If Ihe I'nlled Stales wore nonii- lated as densely as Holland. Its population would bo ison million inliuhilauts Instead of 127 million. It Is rt'pmltMl hy atninnobilt manufacluKMH that a speed of :t miles an hour will give Ihe inn loiisl the best Kasollno mileaKO. -o A larmer who n century iiio ould avow five acres of corn can today, by Ihe u.e of modern ma chluety and equipment plant, cul tivate and harve.st 2u times thai much. in i:iri iinn:'i' i on urns nl, l llls will Im i oi-i-ui-ii Hint- I ton i ll .iimim I. ut ) . m.. in. t u.Kfii. Tin- the it'in."l.ltti III.- .1-1 III itf lilt- MllU.Mi Slut.' Ill' I ''tll till nioh lit III.' limit ik Hiit.li.'iv. hiiiI will Hi.-n anil H' In- (iciit-il una im1.ti.lt' 1..1..I alt'inl. Hi.lv ...lv.-.l nfu-r tln I flM-.l (.. npt-niiiK will not Li- HIINl.l.ll'll. if ruiiliiii'l (Imuimnls iiuiv In ex nintii.il id (lu- Hh- tt tilt- Shih Itimnl ..I I'onliol. Siil. in. (ir.u.ui al Ui.' .if fit t- i.r llfusli v A I'.hi'. J'liiKlnf.tM, l.tl liiiilu. ''-Inilim- ItiiilipiiM. r..rtl'iinl. ( n. im- al tin' ti... k I'nvk lliii. h v, ut I. lie Id, Oi.'Kon, mi. I it M-t Ktllll I'lilll'-, SM-I III. Hilt. iih. Hint (il.tmiu ll til (III' upon ili'poMit f tiliuVii mtilt vvx The nl luntu'; lei Willi IiIh 1. 1. Miil."l hi lilt- i nun-lit Ml I'outi h. i . j. ,1 . tiw lllll VfH 1h. 111;!,! I'IiIn tilifi In Nn I'ltlili-r nut v ithii-inv ('I' Mil' lltllll M( , l . T!')f ; "I ltil..,. iii,n-. 111 M.I 1 111 1 1 LC ik I. liitl.'vi Kuhl nu;U, )M ,Uh' I' it pi'itMil i-..T.Mim tl.i.v Julv l. Hi.lv i'.wiki, .i. rnv Ml .Stilt.- II.HlKl Mlltl Ml Maytag Soles and Sorvlca City Electric 1i4 W. Cum at. Phon 233 HOMK, July 26. (A V) Paul Cremona, correspondent b 1 n c e 122 mr the Christian Science Aion 1 1 or and vice-president or the Korean Press association in Home, lias been ordered to leave Italy, It wun learned today. The Karl of Perth, Ilritish am bassador to Italy, conferred with foreign Minister Count Clano lust nlKht on Cremona's behalf and obtained a promise a tempor ary stay In the execution of the order would he considered. Cremona, a native ot .Malta, la a liritlsh subject. It was understood Clano told Lord Perth, however, It whs not due to any of Cremona's writings but to "remarks ho has made about a certain high personage." More Than 150 Boys, Girls Enroll in Program at Finlay Field. More than I5lf boys and girls of ItoHohurB i'ro enrolled in the su pervised recreation program being conducted at Klnlay field, aecord iii'T lo lloh Kidder, supervisor. All departments still are open for youngsters dc:ltlu?? to participate and parents are Invited to urge their children to attend. AliilMel baseball is provided be tween !l and 1'2 a. in. each .Mon day, Wednesday and Friday. The Intermediate group practices from 1 to :t p. m. each Monday, Wednes day and rrlday. Volleyball for boih boys and girls Is provided each week day except Saturday l null it to li! a. in. Classes in car tooning meet from !) to 12 a. m. each Tuesduy and Thursday and boxing and wrestling classes are held also on Tuesdays and Thurs days from !) to 12. The midget and Junior groups o the iKiseball ripiad will participate in a three name series with Kiikoiio learns, stailiiip at 1 p. in. Sunday. Three stx-innlng games will be played, the midget playing Ihe Hist game, and the juniors playing two in sm-ces.-dou. All names will ho played rt Kinlay Held. Kfl'oits. Mr. Kidder reports, are being made to obtain a game with Kunene next week tor tho inter mediate i;:oup. WORLD FlTgT NOW PLAN OF GERMANS WASIIINCTOX. July LHi.-(AI') -The (ionium embassy asked Ihe stale department today to nonnlt a Herman plane to laud In Alaska FINAL CLOSE-OUT On Summer Dresses Group 2 Values to $8,95 LOWELLS )99 on n projected round-the-world flight. Plans call for the plane to take off from Germany and Hy south east to India, to Chhwi and Ja pan and thence to Alaska. The crew would consist of four men. Krom Alaska tho plane will cross the United States and fly back to (ierinany either direct, or via Ire land. Tho date for the flight was not disclosed. - Deposits of gasoline already are being arranged at Fairbanks and Nome, Alaska. LUNCH CLOTH, 65c Think of n 52xS Inch rayon thread fancy pattern lunch cloth at U5c. They're beauties. Other sizes and styles arc also low priced right now. Carr's. Adv. A study made of the labor done hy n farm bousewire over a period of 30 years showed that she pro p a r e d approximately 2;tri.425 meals. The labor cost at $115 a meal would be over S35.0U0. H CLEAN REST ROOMS-AS ALWAYS! Clrnn I'lcaii rlcnn! ll tnkcft rontanl cure hourly inspection lo keep Standard's rest rooms llic H-ny you liltc lo find litem. It's one of Ihe famous (iii features of .Standard Mnloring Service pioneered since 1907 by the oldest service station system in the world! l.Itrrnlly from hrmUiimps In mil Hull In. Shun lard Service looks nfter vmir cr. Wimlliicld rndiiitnr tires biiiirry, nil check travel direction iliese mid oilier irnvel courtesies nrc llic Standard Service Mini's way of lluuikinK you for cnlliiiK the plus values that go with Standard Gasoline Unsurpassed, riffli Hurler Keeps Team High in League Race; Greenberg Perils Ruth's Mark. !Jy JltTGII S. KL'LLKKTON, JR. Associated Press Sjiorts Writer. While their feat a have been more or less obscured this season be cause their clubs haven't been out in li out in the pennant races, Pitcher Paul Derringer of the Cin cinnati Iteds and Hitter Hank Greenberg of the Detroit Tigers are a couple of ball pluyers who would come in very handy to any pennant-seeking club. Dei ringer has been the "old re liable" and a steadying influence on those younger stars whose feats are largely responsible for Cincin nati s showing In the National league race. He pitched the Reds to a 6-2 triumph over the Boston Uees yesterday, recorded his 13th vic tory against seven defeats and put his club only two games behind the second-placo Now York Giants. The Tigers recently slipped to sixth place In the American league luce, but Greenberg is hitting hom ers with even greuter frequency than when Detroit was winning pennants. He socked numbers 30 and 31 yesterday lo beat the Wash ington Senators (i-5 and he's only two swats behind Da be Ruth's 11)27 pace when the Hahe hit 60. Yanks Increase Lead No one else lu either league matched those two feats yesterday. The New York Yankees walloped the St. Louis Drowns twice, 10-5 and 12-5, to Increase their lead over Cleveland to a game and a half, but their hitting was spread over the whole lineup. The Indians took a single game from Philadelphia, 4-2, behind Kel ler's effective flinging and Chica go's White Sox trimmed llostou's Red Hose, 9-1 in other American league games. The National's loaders had a hard time of it. Pittsburgh's Pi rates went down, fi-5, before a ninth inning rally by the Phillies. The St. Louis Cardinals beat out the second-place Now York Giants by the same score while the Chicago Cubs hail hard work to beat out the Brooklyn Dodgers 10-S. DiMag Has Big Day; (ireen berg's second homer pro vided Detroit's winning run but his all-around swatting wasn't as ef fective as that of Joe DI.Maggio of the Yanks. Dcr Mag socked a hom er, throe doubles and a single to drive home six runs. Keller's performance was good news to the Indians, for Hobby pulled out of his recent slump to hurl seven-hit ball and fan tea. The Cubs got a taste of almost everything at Rrooklyn, including USE OUR NATIONAL CREDIT CARD DATED IN ROSEBURG FOR TALK SERIES MS h ,' y- Kvim H. Corbin, nbovo, who 1h widely known as speaker and lec turer on special pruplielic subjects, will give u series df addresses lu Koseburg, beginning Tuesday eve ning, August 2nd. Meetings are plunuoil to continue over at least two weeks. Mr. Corbin comes un der arrangements made by Dr. Dunn's Monday Night Dlble class. The lectures will harmonize nicely with some of the class studies. A list of subjects will be announced later. Mr. Corbin will speak from the bund stand In tho City Library park each evening at 8 o'clock. with the exception of Thursdays, when ho will Bpeak after the usual nunu concert. lie will deal with i prophetic subjects In the light of I current world events. People ot I Hoscburg and vicinity are invited i to attend each evening. Special ! Invitations to all church groups are I being given. "Tho man, the messages, tho place, tho time of your are all suit- i able for outdoor services. Since ' tlio speaker and the meetings are ! undenominational in character all may have fellowship in the serv- j ices.' Dr. K. L. Dunn slated In commenting upon tho forthcoming meeting. the ejection of Manager Diir leigh Grimes and Loo Durochcr of Ihe Dodgers and a bottle-throwing Ian, but they couldn't bring in the bacon until tho ninth, when Mnn- :tger Iiartnett himself drew a pass to start the winning rally. DRESS CLEARANCE Carr's aru clearing '.heir big value dresses at special prices. Our wonder lino $1.00 dresses now your choice. s:ic. And Can's J1.9S teature value dresses to clear now lit your choice, 1.67 Uuy now at Carr's. Adv. LOUIS' nIANAGER " FJDfLED AT MOVIE Cable to Germany Protests Garbled Version of One Round K. O. of Max. DETROIT, July 27. (AP) John lto:;borough hastened today to the defense of his fighter Joo Louis' good numo. Iioxborough, co-manager of tho heavyweight champion. Invested lu u 250-word cablegram to tho Unit ed States ambassador at Ucrlilt to protest what he called "unfair" motion pictures of louis' second fight with Mux Schuiellng. Tho movies being shown in Ger many, Hoxboruugh said he learned through published reports, wore u one-round combination of excerpts from Schmellng's 12-round knock out triumph over Louis and Joe's one-round knockout of Max last Juno. Movies of tho latter fight. Iiox borough said in his cable to Am bassador Hugh Wilson, have been "deleted, cut ami combined with pictures of first Schmellug-Louls "1 WOOD Be a wise bird, and don't delay ordering your full winter's wood supply. You'll save now or you'll pay more laterl Creen Slab, 4', per cord ....$2.00 Green Slab, 16", per cord 3.00 Delivered In City INVESTIGATE OUR "PAY AS YOU BURN" TIME PAYMENT PLAN FOR YOUR WINTER SUPPLY OF WOOD. TELEPHONE 282 ROSEBURG LUMBER CO. AND SAVE . GET STANDARD SERVICE AND STANDARD GASOLINE UNSURPASSED AT STANDARD STATIONS. INC.1, AUTHORIZED DISTRIBUTORS' AND STANDARD OIL DEALERS - GOOD FROM COAST TO COAST fight lo the advantage of Schuiel lng." Referring to the "kidney punch" which put Schnieling in tho hospi tal, Huxborough cabled "the pic tures don't show Max deliberately turning his body lo avoid stomach punches, thus Ihrov.ing binisolt open to the pel'ect punch which Schuiellng now claims was Illegal." BONDS FOR SALE IildB accepted for Coupon Iloiuls of School District 4J. Douglas county, Oregon, a Jl.uoo.00 issuo dated August 15th. IMS, In de nominations of $2M).00 duo con secutively each your for M years, and J5U0.0U due tho 15th year. Interest on bonus payable semi; annually, bidder to name interest preferred. Diils opened' August Sth, adver tiser reserving right to reject any or all bids. (Signed) W. D. LOVE, Wilbur, Oregon. Clork of District 43. Travel while you sleep! Leave in the evening. Next morning you're in Portland, rejrestJea ana reaay ror xvoik or pleasure, alter a good, night's sleep. You'll save a lot For example: TO PORTLAND Onewr Roundlrip 1st Class Fare $5.96 $8.95 Lower Berth 2.25 4.50 (In stanilard Pullmtni) In Coaches 3.98 6.45 THE SCHEDULE Leaves Roscburg 12:38 a.m. Arrives Eugene.. 3:25a.m. Arrives Portland 8:00 a.m. I Similar Service reluming For detailed information on train schedules, just phdne: SouShern Pacific J. E. CLARK, Agent. Phone 11. i